John Maynard Keynes

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Against Savings: A Suggested Exposition of the Markets for Money and Credit
The notion of savings in economics has a variety of mutually incompatible meanings, and for the sake of clarity should be jettisoned. The textbook loanable funds model, for example, was developed in the context of unintermediated lending, and when applied to bank lending, results in a naïve conception of banks . . .

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Oct1917:41
RT @whyvert: Always been true that leftist idealize foragers (and their alleged primitive communism) while reactionaries idealize agrarian civs.
Just recall that you would have had a 50% chance if dying before reaching adulthood in both eras. twitter.com/HeerJeet/s…
Oct1916:22
“Christianity is a foreign imposition, hail Jupiter”
A sensical, if eccentric, opinion which AFAIK no one holds.

“Christianity is a foreign imposition, hail Wotan”
Ok, good luck against the Ottomans and Moors.
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